Some ESL students have a primary language that is alphabetical but more phonetically regular than English. When beginning readin

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Some ESL students have a primary language that is alphabetical but more phonetically regular than English. When beginning readin

g instruction with these students, the teacher should be aware that -

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iren2701 [21] · Answer 1 · 2023-08-29T10:12:14+03:00

During the reading instructions what the teacher has to realize here is that there are phonetics irregularities that may affect students by confusing them as they try to decode words that they are not used to.

This is a term that stands for English as a second language. ESL is a language that is taught to people in schools who are not familiar with English.

A lot of people in these classes may not be speakers of the language because it is not their native language.